I have a 1988 Coleman sequoia camping trailer. The GVWR is 1995lbs. Would these tires accommodate the camper trailer? Or upgrade?
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I had a 1992 skamper who's GVWR was similar. They worked just fine for what I had. When popped out, mine was much larger than the average camper at 24 ft
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I bought for an older JAYCO trailer 2.200 lbs and they are great and were a great replacement and more weight than your trailer. As long as the wheels are the same....
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I have been using mine on a dump trailer. Usually heavily loaded. I haven't noticed any wear on the tires yet. I can't say what type of mileage you might get, but I am happy with them and would recommend.
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Your existing tires should tell you what size they are. Most carry ons are 5 lug and a larger tire. This is only a 4 lug.
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The 4.5 should be sufficient. When you pull the trailer up on the tireaide, the other axle rises to the same height. The only reason I can see for having another inch is if the fender wraps down over the tire pretty far, making it hard to get the tire out from under it.
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Hello. This tire is typically used on passenger vehicles. We do have heavier rated tires in this size that are designed for trailer applications. I'd suggest using the Goodride Trailer ST, it has a 10-ply rating. Tank you, BWT
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No, if you have stock rims they are a 12 inch rim. These tires are for a 13 inch. The first two numbers can go up or down by a max of 10 but the third number MUST match. So if you have a 120/70-12 then you can use a 130/80-12 or 110/60-12 or any combination of the two. Don't change the 12. If you do it will be to small or to big for your rim. They might make it for a 12 though...just keep shopping. Hope this helps a bit.
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My camper is in storage but from what I can remember the rise from ground to top is very flexible. I have a chevy duramax dually 4x4 and it had 19.5 rims and oversized tires and it worked fine. This product although a little expensive but is very high quality and well worth it. I hope I answered your question.
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The rim size is 12" for my trailer . Your size need may be different I would use the same size as what is now on the trailer hope this helps. The trailer Manufacturer May have some recommendation different, and ii would follow those.
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Yes, I purchased these for my small boat trailer last year. tires are pre-mounted on the rims.
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Previous answers are WRONG. These tires are the TL15703000, which are 8 ply and load range D, inflate to 65 psi max.I just got mine today. I took a chance and ordered them based on the model number. Great Deal!
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check the tire size stamped on the side of your old tires and order the appropriate size. great tires
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Your truck more than likely came stock with 265/70/16. I run the 265/75/16 on my 2002 Sequoia and 1999 4runner with no issue's. My speedometer is more accurate with the bigger tires. This tire is about one inch taller than stock.
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Do you plan on just putting them on the back? they have another tire setup that is more of the same size as stock tires but same tread as the badlands. I have 2 Slash's and would recommend the smaller size then the badlands. And they work great too... but the badlands will work.
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I have these mounted on 285/70/17's. Not sure what the overall diameter of your tires are, but if your tire is wider than the 285/70/17's I would probably go up a size. The size chart on the the company website is pretty accurate. I would double check there first.
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I put them on a 1500 Silverado, and they really leveled it out pulling a 5th wheel. The truck squatted much more without them than it did with them, pulled the camper 2000miles and ran the speed limit even in heavy crosswinds. You can go to Hellwig's website and see if the application chart says they will fit, but I seem to remember on the installation instructions, they talked about positioning on an F-150.
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yes on both accounts, they are rated B for around 785 lbs. Check NADA.com for your trailer weight.. Good Luck ]